Phoenix, Arizona – Expect blistering heat and dangerous air in Maricopa County as Arizona kicks off the workweek with a triple threat: high ozone, sweltering temperatures, and elevated health risks.
According to the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ), an Ozone High Pollution Advisory remains in effect through Sunday night for the Phoenix Metro Area, including Tempe, Glendale, and Scottsdale. With highs reaching 103°F Monday and hovering near 100°F through Tuesday, the risk of respiratory complications increases, particularly for children, seniors, and those with asthma or lung conditions.
Health officials recommend limiting outdoor activity and using carpooling or public transit options to reduce emissions. Drivers along Interstate 10 and Loop 101 should also consider adjusting commute times or telecommuting when possible, especially during midday hours when ozone levels peak…